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Your Trusted Veterinarians in Tehachapi
Founded in 1999, Billingsley Veterinary Clinic has dedicated itself to providing comprehensive veterinary care for both small and large animals in Tehachapi and the greater Antelope Valley area. Our practice is equipped with state-of-the-art medical technology, including digital X-rays, ultrasound, and in-clinic diagnostics, complemented by a mobile medical unit for convenient house calls. As a two-doctor practice, we prioritize preventative care and routine medical needs, fostering long-term client-patient relationships to better understand each animals unique requirements. While we do not operate as an emergency clinic, we extend emergency services to our established clients when doctor availability permits. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our focus on client education, compassionate treatment, and the integration of advanced diagnostic and surgical tools.

Dr. Beverly Billingsley, the founder, brings over two decades of veterinary experience, while Dr. Ashlyn Brewster contributes expertise in equine health and preventative medicine. We value consistency in care and appreciate the trust of our loyal clients, whom we serve with dedication and professionalism. Our mobile unit expands our reach, ensuring accessible care for pets and livestock alike, and we maintain rigorous standards in pharmacy services, dentistry, and laboratory diagnostics. We understand the challenges of the veterinary profession shortage and emphasize the importance of proactive healthcare planning for animals.
Services
Digital X-Rays Ultrasound Surgery Preventive care In-Clinic Lab
Details
  • Year established: 1999
Highlights and features
  • Our practice has served Tehachapi since 1999 with personalized veterinary care.
  • Experienced team includes specialists in equine health and small animal medicine.
  • Mobile unit available for house calls in the Antelope Valley area.
  • Preventative care focus reduces long-term health risks for pets and livestock.
  • Emergency services offered to established clients when doctor availability permits.
What people say
Compassionate care Dedicated service Mobile unit convenience
Services
Digital X-Rays
We utilize digital radiography for precise internal imaging. This non-invasive diagnostic tool helps identify fractures, joint issues, and internal abnormalities in small and large animals. Images are immediately available for analysis, allowing rapid treatment decisions.
Ultrasound
Our ultrasound capabilities provide detailed soft tissue visualization. This technology aids in diagnosing organ conditions, pregnancy monitoring, and abdominal abnormalities. Veterinarians use real-time imaging to assess heart function and internal organ health.
Surgery
We perform various surgical procedures in our fully equipped operating suite. Services include spaying/neutering, soft tissue surgery, and dental extractions. Advanced electro-surgery tools ensure precision while maintaining patient safety standards during procedures.
Preventive care
Our wellness programs emphasize disease prevention through routine examinations and vaccinations. We tailor parasite prevention plans while monitoring developmental milestones in puppies and kittens. Regular checkups help maintain optimal health across all animal life stages.
Mobile Veterinary Unit
This specialized vehicle delivers full-service care at client locations. Designed for Tehachapi's rural communities, it handles routine exams, vaccinations, and basic diagnostics. The unit reduces stress for large animals and improves accessibility for remote properties.
People
Beverly Billingsley
Veterinarian
Dr. Billingsley founded the clinic in 1999 after a career in manufacturing. Her experience includes 18 years at General Motors before pursuing veterinary medicine. She focuses on compassionate diagnostics and long-term animal wellness strategies.
Ashlyn Brewster
Veterinarian
Dr. Brewster contributes expertise in equine health and herd management. With dual degrees in veterinary medicine and public health, she specializes in preventative care. Her background includes USDA and FDA rotations during clinical training.
Questions
Do you treat exotic animals?
We currently do not provide care for exotic animal species at our clinic.
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept MasterCard, Visa, Discover, CareCredit, and cash payments for our veterinary services.
Are emergency services available?
Emergency care is offered to established clients when our veterinarians are available. This service is not guaranteed and depends on current caseload.
Do you offer mobile veterinary services?
Yes, our mobile unit provides house call services for animals in Tehachapi and the Antelope Valley region.
What animals do you see?
We treat dogs, cats, horses, small ruminants, cows, and camelids both in-clinic and through our mobile services.